Across |
1. | Time when a neuron is incapable of producing an action potential |
3. | Neurotransmitter which is excitatory in both the CNS and PNS |
5. | Type of refractory period when only a very strong stimulus can produce an action potential |
6. | Structure which insulates the nerve and prevents degradation of the AP |
10. | The larger the axon diameter, the _______ the action potential |
12. | The stimulus intensity of APs is caused by which type of modulation |
13. | Type of neuronal circuit when a signal is sent from one neuron to the next in line |
18. | Type of neuronal circuit when a signal will loop back on itself to create more signals |
19. | Neurotransmitter that primarily stimulates skeletal muscles |
20. | Transmission of an action potential along the length of an axon |
21. | Type of neuronal circuit when a signal comes from several neurons to a single neuron |
22. | The ______________ phenomenon states an AP either happens or it doesn't depending on whether the threshold is reached or not |
23. | ________ conduction is when an AP jumps from one Node of Ranvier to another Node of Ranvier |
24. | Type of chemical synapse when a neurotransmitter hyperpolarizes a post-synaptic membrane |
25. | Bare spots on the action between sections of myelin sheath |